What to Wear to Work When It's 90 Degrees Outside but 65 Degrees in Your Office

Suiting-inspired details like crisp pleats and a defined waist make this jumpsuit ($139) feel totally office-appropriate. The wide-leg silhouette also keeps you nice and cool on a hot day — plus, it's very on trend.

The vibrant leopard-print pattern of this wrap dress ($129) gives it a Summer vibe, but it's still covered up enough to wear to work. Throw on a white denim jacket ($99) if the office A/C gets too chilly!

Ah, linen — every woman's saving grace in the Summer. The breathable fabric looks effortlessly polished, so it's an ideal choice for a work dress like this button-up number ($149). Drape an olive utility jacket ($129) over your shoulders if you feel a bit too exposed.

Don't want to show much skin? The high neck on this floral dress with ruffle details ($59) makes it appropriate for pretty much any office. If you want to make it look even more professional, throw on a white linen blazer ($44) before a big meeting.

For an easy, breezy look, throw on this yellow ruffled maxi ($159). The loose fit means it's comfortable in hot temps, but the long length won't leave your legs freezing in the office.

The incredibly lightweight feel of this boat-neck jumpsuit ($129) means it's ideal for hot days. And while black might not seem like the most summery color, it does help dress up the look for the office.

This knit dress ($59) hits just below the knee — perfect for keeping you warm when the air is on full blast. Paired with a cropped denim jacket ($99), it's appropriate for both work and play.